The Underwater Technology Conference 2025 is set to take place at USF Verftet in Bergen from June 10 to 12. This event aims to showcase the latest advancements in underwater technology, providing a platform for industry professionals to share knowledge and learn from leading experts. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore innovative solutions and network with peers, fostering collaboration and growth within the sector. The conference is designed to address the evolving challenges and opportunities in underwater technology, making it a significant event for stakeholders in the field.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
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Joint University of Pittsburgh and US Department of Veterans Affairs laboratory conducting rehabilitation engineering research. Develops mobility devices, assistive technologies, and medical-grade products for people with disabilities.
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Joanneum Research Institute for Robotics and Flexible Production conducts applied R&D in industrial robot systems, production automation and robot safety, offering feasibility analysis, consulting and testing in a robotics solution centre.
Russian leading research university (ITMO University) specializing in information technology, optical engineering, and photonics. Active research programs in AI, robotics, computer vision, and cyber-physical systems.
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Copley Controls, an ISO 9001:2008 company and part of Analogic Corporation, delivers high-performance motion solutions to a wide range of industries including semiconductor, life sciences, test, automated assembly, and COTS military.
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Spanish space engineering consultancy providing thermal, structural, and CFD analysis services. Specializes in thermo-mechanical challenges across 100+ space projects for satellite, payload, and platform development.
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Pedsco (Canada) Ltd. manufactures the RMI (Remote Mobile Investigator) series of remotely operated ground vehicles. The RMI-9 and RMI-10 are lightweight battery-powered robots used globally by police, military, fire departments, and industrial institutions for hazardous material handling and EOD operations.
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